Rutile is a robust heavy mineral that can survive multiple sedimentary cycles. It is common in
high-grade metamorphic rocks and hydrothermally-altered rocks. Hence, it can be a …

Detrital zircons are frequently used for crustal evolutionary studies as they sample vast
regions of the continental crust. In the present study, we utilise newly compiled U-Pb detrital …

The geochemical and isotopic composition of sediments is a function of the host rock
composition from where the sediment has been derived, climate and topography …

Abstract The widespread Early Holocene sea-level rise observed along the global coastal
realms reinvigorated the need to decipher sea-level variability on a local and regional scale …

Abstract The Bay of Bengal (BoB) is a semi-enclosed basin located in the north-eastern
Indian Ocean which receives enormous fluvial sediment input primarily from the Himalayan …

Detrital heavy minerals have helped address geologically complex issues such as the
nature and origin of the early terrestrial crust, the growth and evolution of the continental …

This paper reports the results of the geochemical study of the Jutogh metasedimentary rocks
that occur as a tectonic window between the Lesser and the Higher Himalaya. The Jutogh …

Isotopic methods have become an important tool in the study of natural processes and
countless applications have proven valuable in several research areas. Geologically …

Reliable estimation of ages and temporal correlations through the Quaternary Period (< 2.58
Myr) have led to a better understanding of paleoclimatic changes. Various dating techniques …

The heat transfer from the low latitudes to high latitudes is responsible for maintaining the
earth's climate dynamics. Thus, deciphering the possible mechanism driving the variability of …